SWAT: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Swat has announced the annual results for Intermediate Part-I and Part-II, with students from both government and private educational institutions securing top positions across different groups.
Pre-Medical Group
In the Pre-Medical group, Hafsa Inayat of Dawn School and College System Swat secured first position with 1,155 marks.
Zarlala Gohar of Al-Madina College Amankot Swat stood second with 1,147 marks, while Aroosa Ali Khan of Al-Madina College Amankot Swat and Eqan Rehman of Tipu Model School and College Kabal Swat jointly secured third position with 1,143 marks each.
Pre-Engineering Group
In Pre-Engineering, Khubaib Khan of Government Degree College Mingora secured first position with 1,091 marks.
Aban Nisar, also from Government Degree College Mingora, stood second with 1,081 marks, while Muneeb-ur-Rehman of the same college secured third position with 1,024 marks.
Computer Science Group
In the Computer Science group, Muhammad Abdul Rehman of Government Degree College Mingora topped the group with 1,066 marks.
Aqsa Khan of The Leadership School and College Sawari, Buner, secured second position with 1,042 marks, while Yasam Sajal, from the same institution, stood third with 992 marks.
Humanities Group
In Humanities, Muhammad Syam of the Institute of Children Hearing and Speech Impairments Swat secured first position with 1,107 marks.
Maaz Khan and Muhammad Abbas, both from the same institute, jointly secured second position with 1,083 marks each.
Areeba and Shah Khalid of the institute jointly secured third position with 1,082 marks each.
Intermediate Part-II Results
According to the results, 32,531 candidates appeared in Intermediate Part-II, of whom 21,183 passed, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 65.12%.
In the Pre-Medical group, 24,080 candidates appeared and 17,385 passed, giving a pass percentage of 72.2%.
In Pre-Engineering, 1,467 candidates appeared and 813 passed, with a pass percentage of 55.4%.
The Computer Science group recorded 2,491 candidates, of whom 1,114 passed, resulting in a pass percentage of 44.7%.
In Humanities, 4,493 candidates appeared and 1,871 were declared successful.
Intermediate Part-I Results
For Intermediate Part-I, 31,611 candidates appeared, with 19,772 declared successful, giving an overall pass percentage of 62.55%.
In Pre-Medical, 22,257 candidates appeared and 15,107 passed, recording a pass percentage of 67.9%.
The Pre-Engineering group had 1,409 candidates, of whom 670 passed.
In Computer Science, 3,070 candidates appeared and 1,254 passed, while 4,879 candidates appeared in Humanities and 2,741 were declared successful.